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Long Flowering Climbers and Twiners

Flower splendour from May to winter! Such long flowering periods (early spring to first frost of winter) is what characterises the climbing plants grouped in this category. In Central Europe, they will usually need to be replanted every year ("annuals"), often in pots. Some are perennial and can be wintered in the cellar or winter garden; only a few can survive outside. There are hundreds of species, but only some are really interesting or relevant for facades. The climbing plants shown here all remain light, won't lignify, and only need small climbing aids. And, they won't cause any building damage!

Mandevilla

Mandevilla (Dipladenia)

A favorite for entrances

Twining vine Thunbergia

Black-eyed Susan

Excellent for facades

Twining vines like Ipomoeas (Morning Glory)

Morning Glory

To enhance a facade / supplement orther plants

Tendril climber Cobaea

Cathedral Bell

Ideal for street-greening

Flowers of the Nasturtium (Tropaeolum)

Nasturtium

For the base of a wall

Sweet Pea

Flowers for fences

Fire Vine

Brilliant colours

[Translate to Englisch:] Rhodochiton atrosanguineus

Purple Bell Vine

Long-lasting flowers!